Rabbi Releases Prayer for Election Day Asking Not to Vote Out of Hate
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Rabbi Haggai Lundin has released a special prayer for election day, asking voters to give thanks for the right to vote and to choose wisely. The prayer specifically requests that voters not cast their ballots out of hate or despair, but rather from faith and trust. It concludes with a wish for the elections to bring improvement to the world and strengthen the people and land of Israel.
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- Rabbi Haggai Lundin released a special prayer for election day.
- The prayer asks voters to give thanks for the right to vote.
- It urges voters to choose wisely and not out of hate or despair.
- The prayer requests voting from faith and trust with a calm heart.
- It wishes for the elections to bring improvement and strengthen Israel.
Rabbi Haggai Lundin has released a special prayer to be recited on election day, urging voters to give thanks for the right to vote and to choose wisely. The prayer, intended for the morning of the election, asks for the ability to vote with pure intention, to be protected from confusion and despair, and specifically to avoid voting out of hatred, despair, or animosity towards people. Instead, the prayer asks to vote out of faith and trust, with a calm and whole heart.
It also expresses a wish that the elections will bring abundance and improvement to the world, strengthen the Torah, the people, and the land of Israel, and lead to the sanctification of God's name. The prayer concludes with a plea for divine will to be done.
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